Drew Robb

Blade servers are a particularly bright spot in a server market that continues to heat up. Blade servers are a particularly bright spot in a server market

Smithfield, R.I. based Bryant University likes to stay on the cutting edge of computing technology. According to The Princeton Review's list of "America's

The explosion in storage usage has resulted in a booming disk array market. To accommodate burgeoning needs, a host of vendors now offer a wide range of

Back in the roaring '90s, the trend was to get rid of all aging boxes and load up with the latest and greatest. The early day of the 21st century,

Storage-area network (SAN) switches are the heart of every SAN. Fibre Channel (FC) cables from the servers connect to switches and from there to disk

Nearly 18-months ago, we looked at the College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences (COAS) at Oregon State University (OSU), which has been a Sun shop

ServerBeach, a dedicated hosting firm that operates several U.S.-based data centers, has spent years building its own 1- or 2-way white box servers using

When Crispin Porter + Bogusky (CP+B) began expanding its business, company executives determined that the aging network had become an obstacle to growth.

A colocation center, often referred to colloquially as a "colo," is a data center with access to multiple networks and Internet service providers.

Longer days and rising temps mean summer is approaching, and with summer comes the end of the second quarter and the first half of the year. Dual-core

SATA and SAS are all the rage nowadays. They have captured the attention of the media, vendors, and end users alike. SATA and SAS are hot, but are they

As computing environments grow more dense, power management is becoming increasingly important. Data centers, after all, were traditionally architected